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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Blue MOUNTAIN, MISS,
AND NEW ALBANY-TWO THIRTY
ING towns
That Have Exceptional Advantages
oil Innate, 'ituatiOn and
Good Schools
IsORREsPoNDKxon on rHp ArrEALl

| lsoRREsPOEDkSoR or THE APPEAL,l
| GERNANrswE, TENN, May I'll have
just returned from a Wilt to Blut
Mountain and New Albany. They art
fast becoming important, the former in
edut q ional, and the lstter in business
aSsirs. Fteen yesrs ago, Gen. NJ. p,
Lowrey, ID. d, conceived the idea Of
building female college at the base
OF q romantic but beaatk il Tauge OF
hills in Tippah county, known as
Blue Mountain. Hero numerous
springs ice cold water flow over the
rugged rocks down the beautiful val
loy-"a purly stream a limpid waters "
The school Was a success from its
incipiency. About fky families have
moved to the place, established stores,
shops, and steammill. Tho q. g.
and 3 l. railroad has built neat de-
pot, and the train passes and repasses
daily. In addition 10 the local pa
tronaRe, about eighty boarders from
Arkansas, Louifiaua, Tennessee and
N ssissippi are In attendance. Az
looked upon these young ladies
srorg and healthy, with rosy cheeks
and athletic iorms-I rea'is,d the #
feet OF the climate aud water. Their
eyes sparkling with intelligence and
refinement showed the ability OF the
tt achers to awaken their ambition.
do not believe young lady can &C.
cure q good, thorough, prsoli0al duca-
,ign any where else as cheaply as in this
college. At the death Il Gen, Logrey,
his eldest son became his successor. He
and Prof. Berry, the propristors, are
hrst honor men OF Mississippi College,
hence thoroughly qualified for their
work. They are devoted teachers.
Eight efficient lady h achep assist
them. The merits OF the school and
the healthtulnees OF the place are be-
coming generally known, and tho time
is not fac distant when there will ba
from go to 800 students in these classic
halls.
Blus Mountain ia n moral and re-
ligious town. The railroad did not
bring dissipation and crime, as was
feared. lwas glad to see tho honored
name, "ihe Rev. M. p. LowIey," on
the finest engine OF the duli Ooaat and
Ship Island railroad. Dol FAlhner
said, II put IL there because / admired
the man. His influence through that
country will never de-"
New Albany is "booml a." mot by
tongue or pen, but by workmen erect.
ing new buildings and repairing old
cnes. Ths population has run mp from
about two hundred TO Ave hundred,
and The business tom eighteen stores
to twenty-five. TIE Kansas CITY and
Birmingham RAILROAD have built q
depot here which exoe)s any building
Of the kind In Memphis. The eoun-
try around this town Ia good and
farmers are prospecting. Hatchie river
flows by the place. ID 10 to DO hoped
that the designations and crimes OF the
past history OF the place may not be
reported. Prohibition prevails, and
people have self respect and town
pride, hence they will advances morally.
The Sabbath l spent In the town 6
very large, intelligent and app! eciatiye
congregation assembled at tho chu,ch.
You5 columns arc read eagerly by
these people daily. vIsIToR
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Just imagine, said the physician,
this little Birdie McFadden grown
up to measure 6 feet inches aud to
weigh 1870 poundsl How pretty
Birdie will sound theDl Suppose
that circumstances should cOnspire
to compel Baby Mitchell to take in
washingl How would it be il Panzie
O'Brien had to do second work in a
kitchen, or if Pussie Doyle should
be called upon to do chamber work
in third class hotel | When these
babies grow up to be women how
utterly disguised they will be, if
they are sensible, over the names
their parents gave them. / am glad
there are not many OF these foolish
parents. The sentiment, as | said
before, is in favor OF the old names.
These may be contorted into dozens
of changes in the family circle, and
lovers can throw around them all
the romance and poetry they please;
the old names are there all the same,
to be picked out Of the rubbish Of
babyhood and courtship at any time.
1t is simply wonderful the number
Of changes that one of these old
names may be subjected to. Let us
take few examples:
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May, 1864
To the Editors Of the Appeals

10 inc battOfB OF inc Appeal!
The Memphis and Ohio (now the
Louisvllle) railroad, was under con.
slTucnon IL 1854, and In May Robert
son Topp and myself, with Gen,
Loting, OF Brownsville, decided upon
trip OF inspection from Brownsville
to Pals. TOpp was president OF the
road, Loring the Haywood county
director, and the general agent aid
secretary. | had secured nine.tsnths
OF the Subscription and knew more Of
the progress of the work. la Carroll
county, wealthy gentleman and
ardent frie I'd Ct the enterprise named
Ed GTynn was director. to whose
supervision the work In that county
was intrusted. Topp, Loring and my
self reached Gwynn'e,near McLenOre.
vile, village since dead, during the
first week Ia My, and spent day
and nght with him. IL turned very
cold before highland GWYnn INSTRUCT
OF his BoIvant 10 Lave q good FIRE in
our room IN the morning, About day
light tho flre was doing finely, but By
the time the room wes warm we heard
something fall down the chimney into
the bright b'a2s, and also hsa d the
distressed cries Of young birds. The
heat and fmOko had caused the old
swAllows which had built their nests
up the chimney, TO seek saiety in the
fresh air above them, but the youog
birds were lsss fortunate. Several
"CasabianC as" wero on that burning
deck" az the chi nney tad four or
Ave nests fall Of young ON allows or
eggs, and all had fallen when the
heat had melted the glue which
fastened them to the chimney. Look.
ing out Of the window we saw q snow
one or two inches deep. OF course all
fruits aod carly vegetables, corn, cot
to1, II elln vines perisnsd. Is was be-
tween the LIST and l0'h OF Nav, 1854
May 8, 1887. J, T. IRRELEVANT.
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An Old C.mpspx A,nIrn,.

ST.. LOUIS, May g. The 81. Louis
Supply Manufacturing Company, m
old and we'll known estab ishment
doing business at SOL North Main
street. msde an assignment to lis aee-
rotary, Joseph W. Branch, yesterday
afternoon. The concern has been in
business twenty years. and The failure
is the result Of decline in business
extending over period OF years. The
directors have been advancing money
to keep the business sh1at. Yesterday
they resigned The directory Consiste d
of President A. o. MofIett, E. N. Leeds,
Dr.. Meg fin ]. B. Steele aud Joseph
W. Branch. Tne company owed thu m
about 100000. Toia liabilities are
about $l37OOO. The company will not
re uma bu5inesB 3aain.
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Probate Court Sale
Or
R EAL ESTATE.

No: Es, X. DIN the Probate Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessoe--John Mitchell
vs.. Dodson Mitchell.
I(l virtue Of = decree for sale m ado and
- entered In this cause on February q,
1857, in minute book 40, rage =, / will sal,
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, in
front q the courthouse door, on Main street,
memphis, Tenn, on
49,. satu rSlHy, M0y IL. 1857,
Within legal hours, the following de,cribed
real estate, to-wit:
Three certain lots or parcels Of lar d situ-
Rted and being in the county or Shelby, State
OF tennessee, known and described as lots
SIXTY nine (69l, eevonty (10) and seventy one
ND Of j. VI. Provinces subd vision OF lots
81, Ga and 65, of Willouehby Williams's sub
division e the McLemore tract. as per plak
OF said Provinces subdivi ion as the SAND
appears Of record in plat book l, page l0l-
each lot having 3 front Of fifty 800 feet on
the south side OF Proyine street and running
6aok between parallel lines one hundred and
fifty $50 ieot TO IN alley.
Terms of Ssle-One-third cash, the bal
snco Ia six and welyo months, tho purchaser
To- execute notes with approved SO iurlty, and
q lien will be retained on the land 70 secure
the unpaid purchase money.
This April %. 1887.
=. j. QUIGLEY, Clerk.
by Thomas d. Cren shaw, d. c.
IL. Il. Dix, Solicitor for cOmplainart
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Mrs. 7. j. Hammond, OF Bruins
wick, Mo-, owns what she is pleased
to term very knowing cat, and the
feline certainly exhibits very rare in
telligence. 1t is large and beauti-
full Maltese, less than year old, and
has been taught. to perform a num-
Der of tricks very unusual for cat,
one of which is to ring chestnut
bell, aud it frequently turns the laugh
on Mrs. Hammond by making the
bell tinkle while she is recounting
some freak of its intelligence. When
the cat feels that mouse would be
an addition to its bill of fare it brings
the trap to Mrs. Hammond TO be set,
and goes frequently to see if the de.
sired mouse has been caught. When
such is the case the trap is again
taken to some one by puss, who will
remove the mouse from it. 1t makes
no effort to catch mice in the ordinary
way, preferring, apparently, the in
vention OF man as an easier way to
obtain sweet morsel.
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To MAND q. SMITH, ON HER
SEVENTM BI4rH DAY.

Child Of my love, my only bern,
| hail thy natal day
And with thy life's advancing morn,
Brightis the morn OF May.
see thee with uufeign d delight
In alphabstic lore,
Laboring still with all thy might,
And adding to thy store.
And not q little proud art thou
OF all this lett6r'd polf;
A nareEDn Of learning now
Thou deems't thy little self.
Hope Of my age, enchanting child.
Still emulation share;
Meier DO the slave Of passion wild,
But grow az good as fair,
Still prove aifectionqte and kind,
And be thy parents joy,
who in by love balm may find,
For much OF LIES alley.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 8. 1887.
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Cost Of the Panama Canal.

The Panama canal has already cost
the company about $6O,00O,0OO of
stock and $40, 900, 900 of bonds, and
unless the French people soon aban-
don the thing altogether it bids fair
to cost them as much as the Franco
German war. 1t must not be
thought, however, that money can
secure canal at this point. Such
eminent engineers as Sir John
Hawkshaw have asserted that ne sum
of money could construct and pre-
serve for commerce a canal across
the Panama isthmus.
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A card Of Thanks.
To tho Editor Of the Appeal

MlHrHIs, TENN, Nay 2.-Will you
allow ue space in your valuable paper
that ! may express heated thanks
10 tae ladies' OF your ely for the kind
manner they reCsivei a d the patience
they bore with me While visiliug ,heir
houses, presenting 10 them the a5vsr.
Using natter Of the Acid Iron En- Ia
COMPANY. May pe;ca and happiness
ever ign 6uprsm5 ia their homes,
and may they never knoS want while
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.EAMCER Y SAME
b. "a A T. Y . TAT N,

No. 1851, R,-rhancery Court Of Sholby
County W. II. Williams ct al We. Annie
q, Williams OF al.
10y virtue Of an intorlocutory deeroo for
u sale, entered In tho above cause on tho
10Th day OF January, 1883, NJ. b. 81, page $40,
and renewed April IL, 1897, N. b. 81, page I3T,
J will sell, ut public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, w front Of the 3lorK and Mastor's
Office at tho Min street entrance Of tho
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis, Ton
nessee, on
NnturdRy, May III, 1887,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated In tho city OF Memphis,
now Taxing District Of Shelby county, Ten
nessce, to-wit:
A lot on tho ou,bwest corner OF Court and
Third streets tn en- d city. fronting "a Get on
Court street by depth OF 148 feet on Third
street, being part Of lot $50 on tho plan
of said city Of memphis, on which lot thoro
is situated brick dwelling house.
Terms of Sale-Ono thii d cash, balance In
ono and two yonrsj notes bearinE. interest
iron date required; lien retained on the
property as security.
THIS April 10, 1887.
s. /, MCDOWELL, Clork and Master.
By u, II. Coleman, Doputy o. and M.
HarriH A 1urloy, HOllcitOrR.
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Willidm 0rd,pav Partridge.


The CUT OF DEATH.
She bends her lovely head to taste thy
draURht,
0 thou stern "Ansel Of the Darker Cup"
With tee tonight in the dim shades to
SUI,
Where all they be who from that cup have
quaffsd.
She had been glad in her own loneliness and
Laughed
At Life's strong enemies who lie in wait,
Had kept with Golden youth her queenly
state,
All unafraid of Sorrow threat ming shaft.
Then human Grief found out her human
heart,
And she was fain to go whore pain Is dumb
80 thou vert welcome, Angel dread TO
see.
And she fares onward with thee will
ingly,
To dwell where no man loves, n IN lovers part
SO Grief that is makes we como Death To
come.
Louise C.. Moulton.
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on this earth, and when they have An
ished their race here, may they be re-
ceived in heaven with one triumphal
shout OF joy, and crowned With a
crown OF perpetual happiness. Re-
spectfully,
W. NJ. W00TEN,
Advertising Agent Acid IroB Earth Co.
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Two RONNETs.


Drink deep of life before thou ssek 10 drain
The last dull cup of cool ana LIQUID death;
Drink every drop, let no rich CLINT remain
While set We kiss the brim with eager
breath.
The hour glass runs away with youth and
Too quick the sands Ct life are slipped and
crossed,
With trembling hand Time turns another
page,
And our slow feet upon the way are lost.
Drink deep Of life-of loves great joy and
pain;
Be kind of the swift hours, and not their
slave.
Our songs are tempered By the cups We drain
To .sttohger life and love more strong to save.
Drink deep OF what endures, then strangely
sweet
Will seem the cup Death brings with linger-
ing feet.
William Ord,pav PARTRIDGE.
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And so on.thrOugh the entire list.
Women often are heard to wish they
were men. | think one Of the
reasons for this is that they never
have any d finite idea as 70 their
proper names from the time they are
born unit they settle down to old
age. 1t must be perfectly bewilder-
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Now" said the physician, I'm
these twenty-seven names we have
the groundwork for thousands Of cor
ruptions. 1t will only be necessary
for me to give you one pet name for
each Of them, although | could give
you ten. The others will occur to
you. Take the names in the same
rotation and wa hava.
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AnYIrE 70 mOrLnERn.

Mas. WtxsJoR's SooTHIsG SYRUP should
always DO used Tor children teothinR. "
soothes the child, sottens the gums, ALIAS
all pain, curep wind collie, ard is the best
remedy or disrrn6a; 25c bottle.
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Though pure and simple, and so mild,
1t might BE- used by any child,
Yet sOZ0D0NT is 80 swift and cure
That mouth and teeth with woDdrous
speed
From tartar and from tsint are freed
Til taey become. ssweet, white and
pure.
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senAihIn Hnnrnrtnnn

PIrrsBUio, Pa, May GA Connells-
vile, Pa, special SAYS: About 100
Hunear aus Ia the Mount Pleasant
coke district lef; yesterday for their
native land. A large number have
pDTch ased tickets here. They ssy
thst the strike will last five or six
mouths, and hat they can live cheap.
or du ing that time by going to thsir
own country and returning CT the en- d
Of tie strike. There is no change in
the stu alton today.
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2. Pinkey Smith, Is. Caddi, MsGrsth,
!. Bnd i asFadd.n. is Sofy W iHas''
8. Ellie Schneider, II. Eamie Finch,
J. Winnie Davis Davis 49, HsliotrorsW ilson.
9. Victoria Grimes, 20. Maize orion,
10. Anton eBustley, 81. Mign' etto Murphy,
II. Curly Nelson, %. Dotsio Campbell.
Now, these names are what /
consider the best, both in their cor
rupted and interrupted state. The
latter, being merely affectionate or
pet names, should be used only in
familiar Intercourse. No child
should be christened or baptized by
them, as they are not established
names. We find more difficulty in
establishing the names Of men. 1t
has become so much OF custom to
call children by the surnames of 9th =
er people, that the whole system is
confounded. For instance, a man
marries woman whose maiden
name is Colman. AS o compliment
to her the first born boy is named
Colmau. And again, the names OF
celebrities, such as Washington, Ma
poleon, Wellington, Clay, Calhoun,
ETC., are given to babies. The stand
ard names are those which have
come down to us from Latin and
Greek history-through the Bible
and the classics. John, Thomas,
Matthew, Mark, Luke, Paul, Will
lam, Henry, George, Alexander, Pat
rick, Michael, Earnest, Leopold,
Louis, Gustavus, Cornelius, Francis,
and such familiar names, are ali
good, sensible and honest. They
will probably live as long as the race.
1t is fortunate thing that boys ere
moi cursed with the pet names which
parents give to their girl babies
Look over this registry of births here
and you will see some of the atroci-
ties which mothers commit"
Some Of the names Of female ba.
bies registered in Chicago during the
past six months are given below:
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DIR. D. y. JOHNSON =
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY,
Nc. IL Jefferson Street,
BstWoSn Main and FrOntJ u MEMPHIS.

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lnvolunaary loss otS9mon stopped 10 short
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sexual p0wOrs rsstor 20 FREQ viE0r iu e..
weeks. Victims Of eo!i-sbuse and Is .ssg'yg
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and permanently cured. Particui.- at,sg.
zion paid 10 the pseasos Of Women. .4u
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without the use OF oau5lo Or the katiB. an
consultations strictly ooEidcntil. Ns3t.
oinea sent b. oEpr0ts % hll parts o. ;ss
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Work on the Great HERALD Illus
trated Annual is we'll under way. It
will be pushed forward with great
vigor 10 completion. This issue OF
the illustrated HERALD will by tar
outstrip any of the superb editions OF
former years. Our patrons, as usual
have really crowded their favors on
us with their usual liberality. But,
this game has no limit, as page after
page may be added. Those who
have secured space in it already will
confer a favor by furnishing the
s.copy" with all reasonable prompt
ness; and those who desire space,
but have not yet secnred it, should do
20 at once. We hope to issue the
edition by the first proximo.
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fated to repeat iscrime and blunder
and add another to the many reasons
that have made men look upon eccle-
siastical authority as one OF the
greatest foes of scientific progress, of
national development and of rational
liberty, and in a large parta hindrance
rather than;a a helpin the way Of bring
ing to the whole world the light and
the purity and the comfort that comes
from the teachings and the ministra-
tions OF Christ" 1t is needless to say
that an ecclesiastic of DIR. MeGlynn's
temper and pugnacity, as appears
from his present illumination, has not
taken the stand he has without Civ
ing full weight 10 the antagonisms he
has SO boldly challenged. He is
doubtless willing to accept all the
personal sacrifices he will be apt to
encounter as a clergyman. But there
is more general and far-reaching
effect which his attitude in this inn
portant controversy may lead to.
His political doctrines will be de-
nounced, not as heretical in q religious
sense, but as visionary and leveling in
q secular sense whilst his bold def
ance to the Roman hierarchy will be
applauded as the patriotic stand Of a
citizen who denies the right of any
foreign power to call him to account
for his political actions or principles.
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publican press has made some very
grave charges, which, if true, would not
warrant the retention in office of the
present appointee.
Senator Langford is Determined to
push his bill to declare the office OF
State Engineer vacant. He is of the
opinion that the office is one Of no use to
the State whatever, therefore he will
try to get the bill back before the COM
mittee for further consideration.
The Assembly is going right along and
doing plenty Of work. What the result
of their labors will be whsn they get into
the Senate is a matter of after considera.
tian
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An Elevated Railway.

EpIroR HERALD:--The promoters of
this scheme will fiud tha! trying to run
their cars as suggested in to-day's issue
is about as practical as attempting TO
lift ones self up by the boot straps,
unless the descending passengers will
kindly consent to walk back. Ii they
will communicate with me l can show
them how to get over the difficulty with
ont steam power or expensive machin-
ery. Practical Nj. l..
2. 0. Box 43l.
Los Angeles, Feb. 3. 1887.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following persons were yesterday
granted license to wed: ]. T. Stevens
to NJ. L. Caruthers, John Thoroughman
to Jeannie Bordeau.
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pn1yERxD sy cAsHrrss AT
ervErrY GENTS PEN MONTH.

Ion PrrNrIre DEYARrMENT-owin to or
xreatly increased faciliucs. we are pre-
pared to execute all kinds Of job work In
superior manner. Special attention VIII
- riven to commercial and legal printing,
ana an orders will be promptly hiled at
moderate rates.
Remittances should be made oy o.s"'
eheek, Postoffice order or postal note. Inc
latter should be sent for all sums less tnan
I've dollars.
once Of publication, rs North Spring
skreet. Los Angeles Telephone No. Loo.
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EOR sALE--THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME AT
sacrifice. Nus be sold inside of thirty
days. House rooms, good barn and out
buildings, including 10,s acres of land high.
,cotsp Srapes in bearns Tas
tract is on Alameda street. between Eighth
and Washington streets, right in center OF
city. just the thing for subiivisiou. For
further PARTICULARS inquire ut No. 81. South
Main st. Price $4,000. JOHN MEADE.
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TICKETS.
Admitting gentleman and one lady. :. 50 GO
Each additional lady commemorative. sec
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E0Tickets for sale at Bartlett's music
store, First street. f3
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ItAKMS AND TOWN LOIS-FAKMS OF
Il all sizes, from five to sixteen hundred
acres Of land for sale; one of 800 acres spe-
cial bargain; also town lots in the Iron Sui
phur Springs Tract. New life in and near
this family resort, inciden. 20 the comiug Of
the railroads. The best of natural mineral
waters and baths. q. I. WIDNEY & co,
Fulton Wells p. o. Cal. no21-tf
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L,OR SALE CHEAP-12s0 ACRES OF
L. land, San Bernardino county six miles
from Riverside, on California Southern
Il. r.. near Box Springs station. Also two.
story, hard finished house Of ten rooms, Los
Angeles street, lot 60 feet: s 500. Ten acSes
si5oi. Apply to ANDERSON 4 PARKE,
No 1l3 West First street. i7-lmo
E,OK SALE IN TRACTS TO SUIT, 500 PER
acre; IL miles from Los Ange es, near
ocean. WALTERS & TUBBS, Pico House.
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